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Development build

Version 20261012.77

The maintained guide now follows Mac development build 20261012.77, including the current keyboard layouts, Step Sequencer pattern clips and audio-clip controls. This entry records development behavior; no public installer or release date is announced.

Development build

Harmony Pads, pattern clips and a resizable MIDI Keyboard

Added since the previous documented build

  • Harmony Pads offers 45 playable keys with Stack, Two hands and Melody layouts, fixed registers and alternate notes or chords with Option. Guide →
  • Step Sequencer tracks store patterns as MIDI clips. The pattern window includes row editing, per-step graphs and Song/Pattern playback, with controls that depend on the target. Guide →
  • The factory synthesis bank now contains 37 original sounds: 31 for Dawnamite Synth, four for CZ-style Synth and two for 303-style Synth. Guide →

Changed

  • Build .77 adds proportional MIDI Keyboard resizing from 70% to 140%, a remembered preference, a 100% reset and keyboard controls for its corner grip. Guide →
  • The Library sidebar organizes sounds, instrument tools, effects, MIDI effects and installed plug-ins. Piano and Mixer use their own workspaces; Info and Analysis open from the bottom bar. Guide →
  • Audio Clip groups timing, gain and Warp / Pitch controls, with Fit audio, a source-time gain line and gain changes for a selected arrangement passage. Guide →

Current limits

  • These pages describe implemented controls. Listening, long recording sessions, audio-hardware qualification and third-party plug-in compatibility require separate evidence. Guide →
  • The development app's What's new link still opens the previous published .25 notes. The website guide and this permanent .77 entry do not change that app link. Guide →
  • The sampled-pack catalogue, installation and public distribution remain a separate development workflow with source credits and release gates. Guide →

This history begins with build 20260920.19. Earlier development work is described in the guide; it is not presented as a series of public releases. Development builds are not public installers.